Re: Minor patches for CVS Gnus

[Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com>]

Satyaki Das <satyaki@chicory.stanford.edu> writes:

> 3. This isn't really a bug just a minor thing. I use pgg and don't
>    like the way it blinks when used.

Thanks alot, this was a known bug.

> Basically the contents of the buffer with the raw message is shown
> for a moment and then replaced with the buttons and all. I think
> this is caused because pgg calls gpg asynchronously with
> start-process. Since pgg then waits for the process to terminate any
> way I replaced start-process with call-process and the flashing goes
> away. I have used this for only a day or so, hence it is likely that
> this might cause other problems (there must be a reason why
> start-process was used in the first place).

I have committed it, thanks.  I think this patch was big enough to
require papers, would you be willing to fill out the form below?  Your
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